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Which statement explains the difference between primary and secondary file organization?

A. Primary places important files first, and secondary places less used files in storage.
B. Primary determines the physical location of files, secondary finds the best path.
C. Primary places important files in primary storage, while secondary places other files in secondary storage.
D. Primary places important files in volatile storage, and secondary places files in persistent storage.



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Final answer:

Primary file organization prioritizes storing important files in primary storage, while secondary file organization deals with storing less used files in external hardware.


Explanation:

Primary file organization focuses on storing important files in the primary storage like the CPU's RAM, while secondary file organization involves storing less frequently accessed files in external hardware like flash drives or external hard drives.

For example, primary file organization places critical system files in the computer's internal memory for quick access, while secondary file organization stores files such as backups or archives on external storage devices.


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